Partial List of Investors
Charities According to the PA Attorney General's complaint, prominent victimized charities (listed without dollar amounts) included the Boy Scouts of America, the Environmental Defense Fund, Haverford College, Harvard University, Princeton University, The Nature Conservancy, One to One Partnership Inc., Planned Parenthood, the Philadelphia Orchestra, Stanford University Medical School, the United Way and Yale Law School. Some of the organizations with known involvement amounts included (in alphabetical order):
- Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, $2.7 million
- Biblical Theological Seminary, Hatfield, Pennsylvania, $5.8 million
- CB International, Wheaton, Illinois, $4.6 million
- Covenant College, Lookout Mountain, Georgia, $5 million
- Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit, Michigan, $4 million
- Houghton College, Houghton, New York, $4 million
- John Brown University, Siloam Springs, Arkansas, $4 million
- International Missions, Reading, Pennsylvania., $5 million
- International Teams, Prospects Heights, Illinois., $5 million
- King College, Bristol, Tennessee., $5 million
- United World Mission, $1.45 million
- University of Pennsylvania, $2.1 million
- Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinois, $4.6 million
Donors
- George F. Bennett Jr., Boston, $3.3 million
- Peter Ochs, ( address unknown ), $3.2 million
- Buford Television Inc., Dallas, $3 million
- Henry F. Harris, Wyndmoor, Pa., $3 million
- Westwood Endowment, Indianapolis, $2.8 million (less than $280,000)
- Don Soderquist, Rogers, Ark., $2.8 million
- William Kanaga, Orleans, Mass., $2.4 million
- Henry W. Longacre, Souderton, Pa., $2 million
- Whitehead Foundation, New York, $2 million (about $1 million)
- Amelior Foundation, Morristown, N.J., $1.9 million
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